In a series of Facebook Live videos, a man who identifies himself as the person engaged in an ongoing standoff with police acknowledged shooting at officers and asked for his family to be flown from Kauaʻi in exchange for surrendering.

Representatives of Nānākuli High and Intermediate School say they have been left out of Oʻahu’s upcoming school resource officer pilot program.

An executive order emphasizes enforcement and safety education, but data shows infrastructure is also a major factor in many fatal accidents.

The city took out dozens of crosswalks more than six years ago, but city officials they haven’t tallied how many have been removed since then.

Efforts to implement stricter rules and more consistent standards have taken on urgency amid a sharp increase in traffic fatalities this year.

Nobody got hurt, but one council member said she’s concerned the director put public safety at risk.

Carlos Frate faces up to 10 years in prison for repeatedly using a Taser on a man who did not pose a threat.

Maui police provide more details and release body cam footage from the fatal shooting of an officer last week.

Christopher Magnus talks with Civil Beat about his policing experience and how he would approach a position on the commission.

The suspect was wounded in the Friday night shooting.